Sentence examples for good command of foreign from inspiring English sources

"Many firms or organizations are in great need of male workers with a good command of foreign languages to work overseas," said Wang Binhua, an official with the university's admissions department who was quoted in the article.

And, when you have finished, you not only have an internationally recognised qualification from an excellent institution; you are not only emerging, like an English student of 30 years ago, without any debt at all; you have also acquired a good command of a useful foreign language.

Even foreign citizens with a good command of the Japanese language, they say, may not be equipped with a sufficiently nuanced understanding of the manners and politesse that Japanese customers often demand.

"He had a good command of his instrument.

He had a really good command of the world".

He had a good command of his box on set pieces and against the cross.

His fastball was averaging 94 m.p.h., and he showed a good command of four other pitches.

Winners also need to be resilient, have a good command of the facts and be good in a crisis.

A good command of spelling is generally regarded as evidence of a tidy mind.

He has a good command of English and is keen to demonstrate it.

He says he couldn't compete with other agencies without a good command of the language.